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[narrator reading warnings in double speed]

[wind whistling]

[Elon Muscular] When Leo died, things definitely changed.

But they changed so fast it was really hard to, like,

understand exactly what was happening.

I get this message out of the blue from Tony Huge.

And it's just completely in-- insane.

ChatGPT-generated message...

about how this documentary crew

are either FBI impersonating documentarians,

or there's an FBI agent

embedded in the documentary operation.

He's growing increasingly stressed.

So, I start to, like, become extremely paranoid and think,

is he speaking to the FBI

trying to frame me?

[♪ tense music playing]

"If the FBI speaks to you, Elon, what are you gonna tell them?"

"I don't know. N-Nothing. I don't know anything.

I wasn't there." You know what I mean?

"Okay, good. Okay, good. You know? You weren't there."

"Yeah, I wasn't there."

"Okay, good. Yeah, you weren't there."

"Yeah, I-- I wasn't there."

"Yeah, yeah, uh-huh. Yeah, you weren't there.

You don't know anything."

[♪ tense music playing]

That just made him look more guilty.

What is Tony hiding?

Should I be worried?

What the hell did I get myself into?

[♪ dramatic music playing]

Mm.

You know, they have to treat me as a suspect until I'm cleared.

I understand, obviously. I can't interfere with the investigation.

But I feel frustrated because...

like, you know, the government takes control of investigations like this,

but the government really doesn't care.

I mean, there's people doing their jobs, but, like,

they don't care about the person, you know?

I feel like if there was any possibility of solving this...

I could have been the one to do it.

But because I'm blocked from the crime scene,

because I'm being investigated, because I'm being stalked,

I'm being-- I can't even function properly, like--

and-- and the police aren't sharing information with me, I can't solve it.

But it's me who wants to solve it more than anybody,

or who could solve it more than anybody.

[♪ tense music playing]

[sniffing] Does it smell familiar, Connor?

[Connor] I don't know if I remember the smell, though, no.

[sniffing] I feel like Leo's scent is no longer here.

[both continue sniffing]

[Tony] I hadn't seen Leo for a couple days.

And his door was locked.

And then, I would come up and knock... [knocking]

...every day and say like, "Hey."

L-Like just quiet, like, "Hey, Leo? Leo, you there? No, okay."

He had disappeared before.

And so, this time I wasn't as worried.

But then, after three days, then it's like about the time limit.

I'm like, "Wow, there's something really wrong."

I messaged, "I haven't heard from you for a bit. How you doing?"

So, that's Sunday.

I come around this side to the balcony door.

And this is obviously always unlocked.

It's crazy, nothing has changed.

Like everything-- like this looks exactly the same.

Yep, and I came in the room.

And then, I opened the bathroom...

and the door hit his leg, like, right here.

- [Connor] Oh, that-- - So, I had to, like...

I looked like that, I was like, "Oh, wow," and then I looked in, like this.

I looked in 'cause I could barely get my head through.

And I looked in and I saw his body.

I was like, okay, taking a nap maybe. [chuckles]

And then I reached down and I felt his leg

to feel if it was warm or cold.

- [Connor] Wow. - And it was freezing cold, you know,

and there's flies, and it smelled really rotten.

[sniffing]

It's almost like I can still smell 1% of the smell.

[Connor] Wow.

[♪ tense music playing]

You know, after the police let me back in,

I went in the bathroom.

So, I'm in the bathroom now.

I'll show you some of the things I noticed.

The toilet.

See? Isn't that weird?

Like, why is there a chip out of the toilet?

The... there's a blood rag

here underneath...

underneath, uh, the-- this-- this shelving unit?

Like, the shelves would've fallen forward and been over there.

Like, how do the shelves end up over here?

See the fly coming in front of the camera?

There's still flies. There's the pillow.

[Jenny] Why he need to bring a pillow in the toilet?

To sleep on the bathroom floor.

- Yeah. - That's weird.

It's-- yeah, it's weird, but he said that anytime

you're not working, you need to be suffering.

You need to sleep on the cold, uncomfortable bathroom floor.

- [chuckles] - What?

I didn't know if he was actually sleeping on the floor.

Like, this is the first time I went in his bathroom.

It looks like there's, like, little bits of blood everywhere,

like he was in here for a while.

See how the toilet is off the base? Look at this.

So, the pieces to a towel rack

were taken off the wall and put here.

Like, then the toilet's moved over

and then these things are put in the toilet.

So, I-- that's why I was thinking, like, maybe he's trying

to get something down the toilet.

There's blood on the wall here, but, like, hand marks,

like he was-- like he had blood on his hand.

So, you see this door handle?

It's broken that you can tell that he, or somebody,

tried to open it, and it broke.

This is inside the door.

I mean, I have my theories on what happened.

My theories are, one...

the water was leaking in the bathroom.

He hit his head when he fell on the ground.

[grunting] And then, like this.

[grunting] Ohh, like that. [snorts]

Wow.

[Tony] My second theory, because his leg was blocking the door,

if someone murdered him, they must have gone out the window.

It's probably a small assassin.

Like some little gymnast assassin

that was hired to get in and out the window.

[Connor] You would need, like, some sort of, like, rope

with a hook or something, and...

[Tony chuckling]

[Tony] The third theory. If he's frustrated,

like he can't open the door, he's stuck,

and in that moment, he gets so angry.

The best explanation I can think of is he threw a tantrum

and he did wanna end his life.

Like, in just a split-second moment.

I don't think he would ever go into the bathroom

with the intent of harming himself.

Leo definitely wasn't suicidal all the time,

but I don't think Leo was honest about his protocol.

You know?

I think Leo didn't want to admit that maybe he took things

that were unhealthy, because he wanted to hold himself out

as a, you know, someone who cared about health and longevity.

It could have been like a psychotic episode

or an overdose of something that led to a psychotic episode.

That's the scenario that seems to incorporate all the facts,

but not everything fits into it.

So then, the fourth possibility...

is Connor Murphy.

Connor wants to replace Leo

as my friend and in my house.

After Leo passed away, Connor wanted to stay in Leo's room.

So, Connor, you're gonna be staying in-- in Leo's room.

- Correct. - Which, uh, honestly,

would be really hard for me

because I feel almost like it's haunted in a way.

[Connor] Our fear of death is like the deepest source of our fear.

Instead of always hiding from it...

embrace it, tackle it head-on and contemplate it,

and actually familiarize yourself with it.

Death doesn't faze him at all.

He's not-- he doesn't have a fear of death.

I don't know, like, Thai girls are afraid of ghosts.

I'm not afraid of ghosts, but it's still like being in the room.

Kinda weird?

Yeah, yeah, and what I remember

is that if there was any witness of Leo's ghost,

it was right here.

And the lights would flicker.

I think it was Leo's ghost. [chuckles]

Audience is also saying, "Oh, Connor, he's, you know, a golfer.

So, like, he probably attacked him with a golf club or something like this."

[Kolton Lukes] Connor created a video scene

where this assassin attacks him with a golf club.

I went ahead and took some screen grabs

of the bottom of that club.

We have four little holes with two big holes.

Let's go back to the crime scene.

Two big holes with two little holes.

We have a 5-iron at the top, we have another 5-iron...

His mistrike's right here where Connor Murphy's standing...

Whack, whack, whack. Come on, guys!

He's trolling, but dude, he's putting it right in our face.

[Connor screaming indistinctly]

[Kolton] On May 1, 2024,

police were contacted about Connor screaming incoherently

and destroying household items.

A Thai news outlet published an article

reporting that Connor had hit his girlfriend with a golf club.

Despite his claims that all of this was for content,

this is something that a lot of people feel is reminiscent

of the speculations around Leo and Longevity's story.

[notifications pinging]

[golf club thwacking]

[club thwacking]

[machine squeaking]

[Elon] It's tough with Connor because he's so...

committed to the bit.

So, he would practice his bit in front of me

and, like, pretend like he might know something,

or pretend that he killed Leo or something.

How do you exercise your cheekbones?

I mean, you make these, like, facial expressions like--

like if you see a ghost, what-- what facial expression would you--

- [Elon laughs] - ...would you make if you saw Leo's ghost?

Like...

[Elon] Like, I would say I'm Connor's best friend.

And I don't know if he's acting or not.

[smacking]

[Connor] It may be possible that...

if I never came to Pattaya, he would still be alive.

[toothbrush buzzing]

[Elon] When Leo Longevity died...

Connor made the most extreme art...

that he could possibly conceive of.

[Connor] Dear Connor Murphy,

I must accrue the wisdom to harmonize my psychology

with the penis enlargement pursuit.

- But I don't know if it's possible-- - [device] Oh, it's possible.

Hello, friend.

Leo?

[device] In the Fleshlight.

As one of the foremost experts in penis enlargement...

[Elon] He got a lot of attention online.

[sleuth 1] ...Porter Greg, and in today's video,

is something wrong with Connor Murphy?

What is going on?

[sleuth 2] Like, that is very indicative of somebody

with lingering mental instabilities

uh, such as a family history of schizophrenia.

[sleuth 3] Connor Murphy has a history of pretending he's crazy.

[crying] Please forgive me, please!

Maybe Leo will forgive you when you join him in HELL.

[grunts]

[Connor] That's just so good!

I'm not saying it's not real. It's up for you to decide.

Find the video, go pay for my OnlyFans. All the secrets are on there.

That was kind of the business model at the time.

The more and more crazy I was,

the more and more people would pay for the inside scoop.

[Connor] I was chosen to carry on Leo's legacy.

I resided in Leo's old room in the hopes of embodying his spirit.

That's what kind of perpetuated a somewhat manic state,

because I'm like, well, this is hilarious.

I mean, maybe it's not that funny, but...

[sleuth 4] Every piece of content he produces

is all a mockery of Leo's murder.

- [Connor imitating Leo] - [thudding]

- Oh! - [Connor groaning]

Connor, you okay?

[Elon] He's framing himself for Leo's murder.

But who's holding the camera?

Tony Huge.

- [Tony giggling] - [Elon] Smiling, giggling,

filming it from multiple angles.

[Connor] Hi, I'm doing an experiment, so I'm not yet...

[Elon] Tony was encouraging him and he was feeling it.

[Tony] [indistinct]

So, it's a little bit different protocol for...

Because it takes the heat off of Tony.

Like, now, they're sharing the bad PR about the Leo thing.

I mean, the most compelling question is am I-- am I act-- well, let's see.

Well, the most compelling question is it-- am I acting or am I not?

Did I really do it?

Or am I just crazy enough to claim some sort of culpability

for a murder I didn't commit

just to get some attention and fame, or...

make some incredible, compelling art?

Does certainly make a good story.

[♪ tense music playing]

[Elon] He's like, "What do you mean?

They're gonna make a movie about this someday."

The song's so catchy.

Most people probably don't listen to the lyrics, but they should.

It's the story of my fictitious life. Hey, Leo. [shouting]

Yeah, I would say at this point...

Good thing it's stretchy.

[Elon] ...everyone's at full-blown mania.

Like, completely detached from reality.

Boo!

[♪ tense music playing]

- [Elon] Between the texts... - [notifications pinging]

...and Connor...

I don't know what's the truth and what I'm being paranoid about.

And then, Tony is playing that against me.

The paranoia makes me smarter.

Then, I start solving the mystery, 'cause actually when I'm paranoid,

my brain lights up in ways that I didn't expect.

[♪ tense music playing]

Well, dude, it's like, so in my manic states of creativity,

it seems fun to, like, imply that I killed Leo.

Do you think that there could be any legal repercussions?

Do you-- do you think that they could, like, actually think that I did it?

[Elon] Now you wanna be exonerated,

or you want people to think you killed Leo?

- You need to make up your mind. - No, no, I want the--

I want the public to think I killed Leo.

I don't want the FBI to think that I actually killed Leo.

I'm starting to question more who killed Leo because...

Tony is fucking scaring me.

He's scaring me with his text messages,

texting me about the fucking FBI and stuff.

Why would he be worried about that if he didn't do anything

to kill Leo or to cover up for anybody killing Leo?

Why would he care?

Maybe to make you afraid

of saying anything that could implicate him in a crime.

[Elon] He's either actually afraid or he's manipulating me.

Well, okay, so then my theory would be that Leo loved Tony.

[Connor] I completely agree that there was an intense passion there, yeah.

- Between two men? - Yes.

[Elon] That we have no reason to believe

- had any sexual relationship. - Right, right.

[inaudible]

[Connor] I think Leo loved Tony more than literally any other man in his life.

All of my skills that I've learned to try to finesse this,

because, uh, you know, girls...

We're both-- we're both gluten-intolerant.

♪

[Elon] But do you think that Tony loved Leo?

[Connor sighs]

[Connor] I mean, there's gotta be some sort of animosity

and resentment because of how much Leo abused him.

[Elon] Leo was desperate for Tony's attention.

Like, he would do anything just to get five minutes alone with Tony.

He would chase the girls out from the room and make videos with him.

[♪ gentle music playing]

And then, Tony always wanted to get out of the house.

That's my theory, that Leo felt betrayed by Tony.

So, we know Leo feeling betrayed leads him to act out.

So, Tony may have killed Leo

defending himself with karate.

'Cause Tony is a karate black belt.

- Tony-- Tony's actually a karate black-- - [Elon] That's what he told me.

[Tony] I have a black belt in martial arts.

Taekwondo, which is mostly for show.

Leo knows boxing.

Leo knows street fighting.

Despite me having a black belt in martial arts,

I would be no match for Leo.

[exhaling sharply]

[Connor] Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Hold on, hold on. Hold on, hold on. [sniffing]

- [Elon] So, I don't know that-- - Wait, no, that's-- it's why--

he probably just tells people that as a protection mechanism.

[Elon] Leo would just get crazy, you know?

He has a history of threatening people with violence.

[♪ tense music playing]

[Leo] I know from being married to Lucie

that having a very good relationship, it changes your life completely.

Toxic, those bad relationships, they destroy lives.

[Elon] Before Leo moved to Pattaya,

domestic abuse allegations came out about Leo.

A bunch of text messages were in the restraining order.

And, oh, my God.

[notifications whooshing]

[♪ tense music intensifying]

[Leo] Toxic relationships destroy lives...

[Leo's voice echoing]

[Elon] Everyone turned against him.

[Leo] I love my family very much.

You are a fucking abusive, crazy fucking wacko.

Hitting the dog, really?

Like, people that are serial killers...

- Yeah. - ...they kill animals.

Demonic. I mean, your boy seems possessed.

Tell me that his son was doing this. He confronted his son...

[Elon] He felt like that had ruined his reputation

and he wanted to hide from the world.

The only person he had left was Tony.

- Leo and Tony here. - We're in Soi 6...

[Elon] So, that's why Leo came to Thailand.

What makes matters worse is that Tony, knowing Leo's past

and his aggravation towards women,

decided to completely ignore what was going on.

We are in the recording studio. This is where we film the videos

that you've been seeing lately on...

[Tony] Leo had previously served, you know, prison time for violence.

Aly, you got your glasses on?

[Tony] I was bringing him into my house with my two daughters

and my girlfriends, but I wasn't really concerned.

[laughing]

I figured that didn't really translate to my home environment.

[people speaking Thai on TV]

[Connor] The harem did have a motive.

Leo was just incredibly misogynistic.

He-- I mean, he talked shit about the harem.

- Verbally abused them to their face. - Yeah, yeah.

[♪ tense music playing]

[Elon] Leo screamed at every woman

that Tony was in love with,

that they were a fat, unattractive idiot.

Because he had so much influence on Tony...

Tony started to also feel that way, and dehumanize them.

[Tony] Leo did what I wish I could do myself,

and he sat down for like 90 minutes

with his finger pointing at like this.

- No, that's not... Look, look, look-- - There's a lot of different ways

to say it, there's a lot of things that were said.

- That's true. [laughing] - But, like, really putting her--

putting her in her place.

[Leo] I don't tolerate any BS.

[Tony] Leo would discipline my harem.

[chuckles]

But his method of yelling at them worked.

He was the most masculine influencer I could ever imagine.

Take Andrew Tate times 10. You know?

It makes me look like a Western feminist.

And this is what he taught me.

I've been a pussy-whipped beta simp my whole life.

He's a victim.

- I wish there was a battered man shelter. - Domestic abuse.

- Seriously. - Emotional and verbal.

Emotional terrorism.

- Yeah. - Emotional terrorist.

[Tony] But we're-- we're gonna prevent that from happening.

♪

[Elon] Tony changed a lot.

Get some work done to, depending on how you look at it,

make her less ugly or more beautiful.

- [chuckles] - I'm already beautiful.

[Tony] Nita, you are hair-trigger grumpy.

I want zero negative faces.

If I see a grumpy face,

I'm gonna put a mask on you that has a smile on it.

[laughing mockingly] Tony! Hi, how are you, Tony?

- Ha-ha, I miss you so much. - [Tony] Exactly.

- Don't you feel better? - What the fuck? It's crazy.

I mean, I paid for you to get the filler to make it look

- like you have a smile all the time. - [Nita indistinct]

We know that Leo wanted to lower the harem members' salaries.

- Money, I take. I leave you [indistinct]. - Okay.

[Elon] Cash is hard to come by.

Somebody needs to go out and get the money

and send it back to their families.

The girls were worried their salaries are gonna be taken away.

[harem member speaking Thai] He'll leave us,

or he'll find other women or whatever.

I support my family.

So there's no "no". I never say no. Nothing like that.

When in my room, you must be naked or wear sexy clothes.

Pao's always been good at that. Gold star for Pao.

I am mother. I'm taking care every day,

all day, all night, not easy.

Told you I'm willing to have threesome with you, but not with Pao.

Honestly, I can't keep track with who's willing to have sex with who.

- Your pussy is not clean. - [Pao] I don't mean me,

- I mean you and her. - No, your pussy is not clean.

[Pao] You're being unfair.

[Tony] I don't want to be with one girl.

I want three girls in my room.

Four girls in my room, whatever. I don't want one girl in my room.

- [kiss smacking] - [chuckles]

Oh, you're not gonna like this.

- [laughing] - [shouting]

- You don't want secondhand kiss from Pao? - No!

- [laughing] Okay. - Go away! No!

- Okay. Okay. - [Nita indistinct]

- Okay. Thank you. - Okay, honey, okay, okay.

Okay, girls.

I'm someone who doesn't take crap from anyone.

If I had to describe it, it's like a gangster.

I don't give in to anyone.

If someone does something to me, I fight to the death.

Like, they die by my hands.

[pool balls clattering]

Look, everyone had a motive, okay?

I don't even think we should talk motives, 'cause everyone had a motive.

Okay, so then how do we cross anybody off?

Okay, well, first of all, we gotta talk about the prevailing theory online.

Is there anything here about the sex worker?

[Leo] I didn't know about the sex worker story

until Tony told some guy on YouTube.

[♪ tense music playing]

[interviewer] Also story with the-- with the screaming.

He had a woman in his room, uh, the night before.

[Tony] The night before he passed away,

I brought a girl for him.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

Leo saw her and he's like, "Oh, my God, she's amazing."

I was like, "Really? This is the one you like?"

He's doing something sexually in his bedroom

and I hear screaming.

He likes to get a little bit violent.

She came in crying, into the room, and she kept holding her neck

saying that he was choking her.

I felt like, oh, my God, she's gonna call the police.

I need to calm the situation down.

I'll pay whatever it takes.

So, I made some videos of her

so if she went to the police later...

I could show, like, okay, when she left the house,

- it was okay. - [interviewer] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Cocaine, cocaine! You want some?

[interviewer] Yeah, you see, Tony, the argument would be

that if you heard her screaming,

you know, why didn't you go in and stop it?

[Elon] I'm starting to see Tony is more interested

in covering up crimes than not committing them.

Wouldn't it be something if he pissed off the wrong fucking gangster?

[♪ tense music playing]

[man in group chat] You can't expect to choke a human being

who has ties to gangsters and people that will kill you,

and think you're gonna get away with it.

[Elon] Leo was found laying on the floor in the bathroom.

His pants were off, his shirt was on.

[man in group chat] When you die with your pants down to your ankles,

that's a sign that you disrespected a pimp's girl.

[Elon] And now, the Thai police are also involved.

When a dead body is found in Tony's house,

what's at stake is absolutely everything that he's ever built.

[♪ tense music playing]

I didn't even wanna say this. Nobody knew this.

But they did pay someone off.

- [Connor] Pay someone off to? - Maybe not to kill Leo,

but to at least cover it up.

I don't know. It may be possible to pay police.

But, I mean, I just think there are some things

I shouldn't discuss if I wanna live here in Thailand.

[Elon] You can plead the Fifth.

I'm gonna-- I'm gonna plead the Fifth.

I don't think I should be talking about our relationship with the police

- if there is any, I mean, that's-- - That's fine.

I'll probably plead the Fifth.

I plead the Fifth.

[Elon] But like, yeah, it's one thing to bribe people

for domestic disputes.

It's another thing to bribe them about fucking murders.

I feel like I've actually got to know

most of who Tony is, and...

I just feel like the vast majority of the time,

he acts with benevolent intentions.

99% of the time, he's a nice guy, he's a generous guy.

If Leo's death was just an isolated incident,

maybe I would give him the benefit of the doubt.

But Leo is just one domino in a chain of dominoes.

[inaudible]

[Connor] But yeah, it's suspicious.

Maybe there's some parts of his past

that he's hiding from us.

[♪ tense music playing]

[host speaking Spanish]

Yo soy Anthony Hughes. [speaking Spanish]

[news anchor] Attorney Anthony Hughes joins us to share how the process works.

Remember, if you've got the financial blues,

just pick up the phone, call the law office of Anthony Hughes.

[Super Beast] You know, I've known Tony since I was a teenager.

We grew up in the same area in Sacramento, California.

He was very straight-edge, goody-two-shoes.

He comes from a family that's had money, that's always had money.

He's generational wealth.

But money didn't make him happy. He wanted to be seen.

He wanted the world to love him. He wanted to be liked.

You know, famous, I guess, and he wanted to be online popular, Tony Huge.

- Hottie alert. - Hi.

Hottie alert.

Hottie alert. Rapid fire hottie alert!

[Super Beast] I wasn't part of the clique of the Enhanced Athlete club.

I did pro wrestling. I did MMA.

My job to look like I'm bigger than life.

[fighters grunting]

[♪ rock music playing]

[fighters grunting]

[commentator] And the Super Beast.

[crowd cheering, applauding]

[♪ rock music continues playing]

Wrestler Super Beast in the house.

[crowd chanting] Super Beast! Super Beast!

Told him I've got a little backache at the bottom.

He's gonna body slam me and see if we can get rid of that backache.

Boom!

[Super Beast] Tony got into steroids.

And he needed help making it.

You know, did I believe in the Enhanced Athlete cause?

I believed I needed a job. You know, that's what I believed.

[♪ tense music playing]

[blowing forcefully]

The drugs has to come from somewhere.

Stupider people than me can make it.

Why can't I?

You can actually google and find out how it's made, pull the ingredients.

Like reading a cookbook, you know?

This is how you make beef stew.

Bada-bing, bada-boom.

The alcohol is from coconut oil, right?

- [Super Beast] It can be. - [Tony] I don't fucking know.

[Super Beast] That's why it's gunking the fuck up.

[Tony] Jesus fucking Christ.

Science. Fucking science.

We had everything-- SARMs, peptides.

We were selling everything.

[Tony] I mean, I use SARMs to cure people for diseases,

not just bodybuilding purposes.

I love SARMs.

Are SARMs still technically legal?

Yes. Legal to possess, legal to use.

Um, not legal to sell for human consumption...

- Oh. - ...making, uh, medical claims.

It's not for human consumption. Quick disclaimer, this video...

[Super Beast] He walked the line between legal and illegal on everything.

Don't do what we do.

[Tony] DNP, the most powerful fat burner that I've ever come across.

[Super Beast] Yeah, it's the best fat burner on the planet.

You know, it heats up your core temperature

where your body can't self-regulate, and you'll overheat,

and you'll-- you'll die. And a couple people did.

You take one pill, you lose a ton of fat.

You take two pills, 50% of people drop dead.

[♪ tense music playing]

I feel incredible on the DNP.

My energy is great

and it's keeping me warm despite it being freezing outside.

I was pouring sweat.

I'd be in my apartment with the AC cranked,

wearing a wet shirt, have an ice pack on my chest,

an ice pack on my neck with fans blowing on me,

and still overheating.

[fan whirring]

Enhanced Athlete, we were essentially the pioneering company

that put this stuff on the market.

...slim pills, 'cause remember, diet has to start today.

...three weeks out.

And also, one of our prototype fat blockers

that I'll be doing a video on in probably another...

[Elon] It's like Jackass...

mixed with fuckin', with mad scientists.

- Topics, you guys-- - [Elon] I was a fan from day one.

Even watching it back now, I can't even pretend

like this is anything but, like, incredible.

[Tony] [on video] ...an extreme calf workout.

Now, we're moving on to abs right now. We're gonna do...

[Super Beast] There were more than enough people lining up, like fans.

Endless supply of 'em, you know?

They had dreams and ambitions, but really they were just, you know,

low-level employees and test subjects.

But all along, they have been hiding

right behind Bostin Loyd's ear.

- [weights clacking] - [trainer] Come on, squeeze.

[Super Beast] You're pioneers of human evolution, you know?

- Get to pioneering. - Get in the AC.

Open your mouth.

There we go, good boy.

[laughing]

♪

[Tony] [on video] Diet starts tomorrow.

[laughing]

Guys, I just had the coolest interview here

with Coach Trevor, and we were talking about...

[Super Beast] Trevor was definitely a brain.

He had a drug problem.

But he validated Tony's science.

Scott ran the company. Tony was, like, the face.

Scott, he's got a lot of tren experience. I, myself...

[Super Beast] He was a criminal.

He knew how to hustle, fraud, make money,

sell ice to Eskimos.

That guy could do anything.

...I don't know, no-- no taxes, no customs issues.

And Josh here just started his first tren cycle.

So, he's gonna report to us what he experienced and then...

[Super Beast] Josh, he was a combat soldier.

He did have PTSD.

The one that I have is Trenbolone 250.

[Super Beast] He won a competition on, like,

who had the coolest Enhanced Athlete tattoo.

Snorting insulin.

I'm Dr. Tony Huge. This is Nick Weisser.

Just in case during this live experiment

of snorting insulin on camera,

somebody dies, Cary Nosler hopefully has...

See, even Tony's fucking IT guy looked like this.

It's like a pirate crew.

He finds people at rock bottom.

They don't have anything to lose, you know?

And they're usually extremely unstable.

We have a ton of deca in our body.

I mean, more than most people will ever run in their life

at any one time is running through our veins.

[Super Beast] It almost turned into like a competition amongst everybody.

Tony kinda started, like, with the more extreme, and more is better.

A huge part of it is making content, getting an audience.

How do we fish-hook you to be a constant viewer?

How do we make you buy our products?

[Tony] "Be a man."

[Super Beast] He ramped up production, ramped up marketing,

ramped up everything, and we blew up.

American flag. True patriot.

[Super Beast] I think 2017, we were the biggest-growing

supplement company on the planet.

Making more money than we knew what to do with.

We were a multimillion-dollar company.

[Elon] It's a mafia on the back end and Hollywood on the front end.

[inaudible]

[Super Beast] We were making too much money, making too much noise.

I'm surprised we made it as long as we did before we got messed with.

As a lawyer, I think if you're going after a phenomenon

as complex as this...

you better be ready for a fight.

Or at least for some crazy shit to happen.

[interviewer] With me today is a very special guest, Robert Tauler,

who is suing Enhanced Athlete.

[♪ tense music playing]

They're taking us down, so do we gotta go to other means?

They trying to make us go underground.

So, we need to join together and become strong

because they don't want us having this.

[Tony] The attorney was hired by our competitor

to get rid of competition.

The entire underground biohacking industry

was at stake with this lawsuit.

Wasn't gonna stop with us.

[Robert Tauler] We represent the competitor,

but Enhanced Athlete is gaining an unfair advantage

while putting consumers in harm's way.

These companies are selling these products,

not informing their consumers the true side effects.

[Tony] I brought enough DNP to kill a small army.

[Tony laughing]

[Robert] They're very serious chemicals, so they can kill you.

I'm using all this stuff that they say is going to kill you,

and yet I have this amazing life.

I'm the perfect poster boy to break that taboo.

[Robert] It's not a taboo, it's just illegal.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Tony] The other side, enemies of freedom,

want to eliminate access to human optimization and silence us.

So, we built our own coalition.

The Friends of Freedom.

- [sighs] - [Tony] Let's go to war.

Tony needs help, guys. I don't know what else to say.

- Has anybody seen... - [Robert] This is a call to arms

to advance basically a harassment regime against me

and people that work for me.

[notifications pinging]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Robert] Tony said that I would be lucky to make it out of this alive

because he has a quote, "army of people..."

[all grunting]

...to cause me physical harm.

[laughing]

[bodybuilder] Swing for the motherfucking fences.

You go at that dude with everything you got.

You try to knock his ass out.

[Robert] His fans would call the line and hang up.

Can I speak with Mr. Tauler?

[Robert] Fill up voicemail.

- [voicemail beeping] - Yo, what's up?

Put a number in a robo-dialer, which is itself a crime.

We could robo-dial him.

- [Robert] Send harassing emails. - [notifications pinging]

Homeless people were paid to go in the office

and make it an unpleasant place.

Nails and other debris found in the parking lot.

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

[Robert] I think they were looking for alternative means to harass.

[screaming]

[Robert] Poor assistant at the time

took the mail to my office and opened it.

Penis confetti.

[♪ upbeat music playing]

They're kind of fueling the fire.

[intimidator] You will not succeed. I will torment your ass.

I will not stop until everyone in your family knows my name.

[Robert] Eventually, their business got raided by the FDA.

[Super Beast] Yeah, there was a full-blown raid.

You know, they had everybody outside, you know, handcuffed.

And then, yeah, Enhanced Athlete just-- it fell apart.

[Robert] Their YouTube channel goes down.

My YouTube has been shut down by the powers that be.

There was no infrastructure, no leadership.

Bodybuilders walking out with duffle bags of supplements.

[Robert] They really lost a lot of momentum.

[officer] Will the court reporter please swear in the witness?

[court reporter] Can you please raise your right hand?

Do you solemnly swear that the testimony you're about to give

in the cause now pending shall be the truth, the whole truth,

- and nothing but the truth? - Yes.

[Robert] You're not a doctor, are you?

I have a doctorate degree of jurisprudence.

[Robert] Well, you don't really think it allows you

to call yourself a doctor, do you?

Yes.

[Robert] Have you ever referred to yourself as Dr. Huge?

I plead the Fifth.

The deposition itself yielded a lot of Tony taking the Fifth.

Do you bear any responsibility for this?

I plead the Fifth. I plead the Fifth.

I plead, plead, plead, plead, plead, plead, plead, plead, plead the Fifth.

[notification pings]

[Robert] And do you know who scott@enhancedathlete.com is?

- I plead the Fifth. - [Robert] Scott Cavell, perhaps?

I plead the Fifth.

[Robert] Scott Cavell filed a declaration saying...

[Luca Stein] "I'm Enhanced Athlete's CEO.

"I'm the sole founder of Enhanced Athlete.

"Mr. Hughes is not an officer, director, or employee.

He has no authority."

[Robert] In other words, being the fall guy.

[Luca] Scott goes to prison.

Makes me think that, uh,

might have been kind of a power imbalance in that friendship.

[reporter] Scott Cavell was sentenced to three years in prison today

for selling fertilizer disguised as fat-burning pills.

Oh, what's this mean for Enhanced Athlete?

Nothing. No impact whatsoever.

Diet starts tomorrow.

[Elon] Tony gets off free.

[Super Beast] Tony was gone.

Off the continent.

In raw moments, like when it came to, like, fight or flight,

he's gonna take flight every time.

Still blows my mind that we can go to any gym in the world

and find fans of the Enhanced Athlete channel.

Friends of Freedom and Pioneers of Human Evolution.

Hi, America.

- Hello, America. - There we go. Hello, America!

[Super Beast] Tony just kept going and doing what Tony does.

I don't think Tony believes anything wrong was done.

Pioneer human evolution in the Middle East.

[Tony speaking Spanish]

Proud to announce we have set up Colombia distribution

with even more hardcore products than we can provide

in the United States to all of Latin America.

Let's talk about transporting steroids

during airline travel.

Now, in... pff, where are we?

- Oh, Taipei, Taiwan. - [laughing]

This is my backyard, but I still prefer Thailand.

He packs up and moves to Thailand.

Then, the fans are a little bit, like,

"Why would you give up all this stuff in America

"to move to Thailand? Are you broke?

Like, you said you had unlimited money, right?"

"No, I moved to Thailand to start a harem

because Western women are ruined."

And as a fan, I was convinced.

I didn't care. I thought he was cool after this.

I still came to be a part of Enhance 2.0.

[indistinct]

Elon's in the middle of his transformation.

He's transforming extremely quickly.

[Super Beast] There's always a sidekick.

Just when I think I know it all, in comes Connor Murphy

with some drinking gold and making psychedelics.

[Super Beast] He's had a series of sidekicks.

I'm here with Coach Trevor.

I'm here with Scott who just... Josh here...

This is Nick Weisser.

[Super Beast] They're so expendable.

Where are we? Where in the world is Leo and Tony Huge?

We're in Soi 6 in Pattaya,

which is apparently a very interesting place.

[lighter flicking]

Those were his homies. Those were his sidekicks.

His ride-or-dies. You know, where they at?

There is a unusual pattern.

For some reason, they all commit suicide,

or have to jump 20-something stories to their death,

or hanging themselves while they're standing up.

[chuckles] Or get, you know, slip, fall, get bludgeoned to death,

or just flat-out disappear.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

Alright, so, Nick here raised to my attention

that snorting insulin may be a cure to Alzheimer's

and improving mental performance.

[Super Beast] Nick Weisser, who was the IT guy,

you know, he got fired like five times, they kept letting him back.

[Nick snorting]

- [Super Beast] He had a drug problem. - Alright.

For some reason, yeah, he-- he threatened to blackmail the company

'cause he had all these laptops with critical information.

I wanna do more than what someone else is doing.

- Mm-hmm. - And that's just 'cause, you know,

I wanna be the biggest and the best.

♪

[Super Beast] He made some noise, and, like, a couple weeks later,

the dude was dead.

They found him hanging, but his-- you know, his feet were still...

[feet tapping] ...still touching the ground.

So I heard. I don't know, I wasn't there.

But I don't believe you could hang yourself

if your feet are touching the ground.

[♪ tense music playing]

Josh Brooks.

He became Tony's new sidekick.

- I got Tony's lips tattooed on me. - Oh!

- [friend] Those are Tony's lips? - [Josh] Those are Tony's lips.

[Tony] Josh was my best friend for a while.

He's gonna go first, that way if he dies, then we know not to try.

I paid all his expenses

and, um, he traveled around the world

with-- with Coach Trevor and I.

You know, they always think you're crazy when they don't know what you know.

You know, when we're talking about some of this stuff,

people look at us and they're like,

"Yeah, you're crazy. You're a conspiracy theorist."

But it's because they don't have all the knowledge

of the things that you've seen or you've experienced.

And, yeah, later...

uh, a lot of things happened, it's a long story.

Going into the gym yesterday, I felt...

[Super Beast] Josh started wanting more.

He wanted to be the boss, like, he wanted, like, what Tony had.

Eventually, Josh broke off, tried to blackmail the company,

steal the client list, you know, basically stole the branding.

Like, the EA brand, he just put an AK-47 in front of it.

[Josh] Enhanced Arsenal Platinum, SP Pharma.

We believe in quality testing.

You know, customer service, we provide the best.

[Super Beast] And he's like, "Why don't we just do our own thing?"

I'm like, "'Cause that's not what we do.

"We're running a-- a business here, legally and illegally.

Still running a fucking business here."

[person] Say what's up, Josh.

[Super Beast] Apparently, his apartment got sealed

or locked from the outside and lit on fire in Colombia.

He was locked in and tried to make a-- a rope

or something out of sheets. It didn't work.

Then he just fell 26, 27 stories to the ground.

[reporter speaking Spanish] A foreign national died after falling

from the balcony of an apartment

in the municipality of Bello while attempting to escape a fire.

Yes, it does appear that Enhanced Athlete Josh JD Brooks is deceased.

Uh, Josh was a huge part of Enhanced.

We had a huge falling out.

Uh, you know, and I'm-- I'm still mad at him for a lot of things.

You know, it sounds horrible, but it's kind of a relief that he's gone

because he was such a pain in my ass.

It doesn't take away from the fact that he was a best friend at one time.

And you weren't-- you weren't there?

No, I wasn't there. I was in, I don't know--

- I was in Asia or something-- - They said his apartment caught on fire?

Yeah. Yeah.

That-- that tren that I was taking...

[Trevor laughing]

[Super Beast] Trevor was Tony's best friend.

[Tony] We're gonna give Coach Trevor 30 milligrams of S23.

Trevor also had a lot of personal issues.

He didn't wanna really be on camera.

He wanted to hang out with me. He wanted to experiment with me.

He fed off of my, like, positive attitude and optimism,

um, because he was, like, very cynical and depressed.

Uh, I went with a higher dose of...

[Super Beast] You know, Trevor would get burnt out on Tony

'cause Trevor was really antisocial.

Well, I just spent a hundred bucks on drinks on Trevor to get him tipsy.

Push through that set...

[Leo] I really love to watch Trevor.

I really admire how much you two have remained friends

over such a long time period.

And it shows something about your personal ethics of loyalty.

[Elon] Maybe someone like Trevor didn't need to be on camera.

It just fueled his addiction.

What he needed was a friend.

The reason why Coach Trevor had to fly back early

from Mexico back to the US is because his mom

watched some of the videos of Enhanced Athlete

about the steroids and the girls.

And-- and what did she do, Trevor?

Uh, she wasn't happy.

[Tony] Coach Trevor, where do you see yourself in 10 years?

Dead or in jail.

Alright, Trevor's gonna be either dead or in jail.

[indistinct] maybe 10 milligrams.

[Super Beast] But I know it ended with Trevor basically disappearing.

[indistinct chatter]

[♪ tense music playing]

I personally don't know what happened to him, none of us do.

...in the world is Coach Trevor?

Number one question of the year, I think.

[interviewer] What's the deal with Coach Trevor?

Didn't he, like, disappear or something?

Basically, Coach Trevor has to seclude himself on the underground.

Like, being out in public is just not-- not really good for him.

[inaudible]

[Super Beast] Coincidence can only go so far.

[♪ tense music playing]

Even Scott, Scott Cavell, you know what I mean?

Like, I-- this is just my thoughts, 'cause a lot of people

say he overdosed on drugs or he got sick.

No, I-- I think he got killed.

700 milligrams of tren ace is an extremely high dose.

You could put that on par with doing nearly a gram of tren...

[Super Beast] They found him in a hotel.

You know, he'd been dead for some time.

[inaudible]

[♪ tense music playing]

I think either he was-- he was given bad drugs,

you know, like, you know, on purpose.

I took half a milligram, uh, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

[Super Beast] Scott did drugs.

He wouldn't do the amount that would kill him.

He-- yeah, he just wouldn't do it.

[Tony] I have a lot of people in my past that have died.

And it's nothing to do with-- with me or whatever,

other than maybe the type of friends that I have are kinda crazy, you know?

[Super Beast] Yeah, I'm not saying Tony is out there killing anybody.

It's a theory, you know? It's a theory people have.

[video game sound effects]

I'm not saying that's how it is,

but there's just certain patterns that kinda stand out.

Everyone was replaceable with Tony.

[Tony] So, all these years, I've been looking

for a replacement for Coach Trevor.

[indistinct chatter]

[video game sound effects]

[Super Beast] If you're a negative energy, Tony can't use you,

you're not productive...

he'll recycle you out for someone who can.

Soi 6, Pattaya, Thailand. It's Connor Murphy's first time here.

[video game announcer] Fight!

[Super Beast] It's not a brotherhood.

It's a gathering point of weak-minded people.

They don't take care of each other. They don't uplift each other.

They find ways to fucking fuck each other's lives up with bad habits.

Basically a cyclone.

[inaudible]

[inaudible]

[Elon] Yeah, this is Enhanced 1.0.

Has Scott Cavell ever killed anybody?

He's probably gonna be upset about this, too.

Did you guys talk to him?

[producer] He's dead.

- What? - [producer] He died last year.

How did he die? Do we know?

[producer] Uh, some sort of bad drugs, I think, I believe.

In a hotel room.

[Elon] Jesus Christ.

They're all dead.

What does that mean for me and Connor?

[game announcer] Flawless victory. Fatality.

♪